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March 12, 2010
Reward offered for statue pieces
A reward is being offered for pieces of a stolen statue.
Kennedy puts money aside for future run
Rep. Patrick Kennedy says he’s saving some money from his campaign account in case he decides to run for office in the future.
Guard employers see training demo
Employers see a training demonstration. It was a rare look behind the scenes.
Cicilline defends administration on ‘10 News Conference’
Providence Mayor David Cicilline says he doesn’t consider the arrests of three police officers on drug charges a crisis.
NBC 10 wants to feature your photos in weather promo
Send your pictures of outdoor family-oriented activities!
Coventry man faces child pornography charges
A Coventry man has been arrested on child pornography charges.
Fire damages North Kingstown condo
Fire crews douse an attic blaze at a North Kingstown condominum.
More arrests expected in drug dealing probe
More suspects are expected to be arrested in a cocaine dealing bust.
Cancer screening program runs out of money
A federally funded program that provides free cancer screenings for Rhode Island women without health insurance has run out of money.
Flashback: March 12
Two labor disputes are in the spotlight on Flashback.
Fall River embroiled in strip club controversy
The man who wants to open a strip club in Fall River has sued the city
March 11, 2010
Lawmaker wants to change state’s seat belt law
Failing to buckle up in Rhode Island is only a secondary offense.
Police seek runaway who stole grandmother’s car
Police in Freetown said they are looking for a teen runaway who stole his grandmother’s car.
Drug suspect says he’s no kingpin
More arrests are expected in a drug investigation that led to the arrests of three police officers.
Event offers advice to job seekers, small business owners
Attention job seekers and small business owners who can use some help and advice.
Fire damages Providence home
A fire damages a house on Violet Street in Providence.
Workers’ compensation bill moves to Senate
An officer who shot a rampaging chimpanzee in Connecticut was denied coverage.
National Republicans holding fundraisers in RI race
Several former GOP presidential candidates are pitching in to help State Rep. John Laughlin in his congressional race.
Rescuers try to save dolphins on Cape Cod
About 10 dolphins were stranded in a muddy area of Drummer Cove in Wellfleet.
RI man convicted of drugs, sexual assault charges
A Rhode Island man is convicted of sexual assault and drug charges.
Train carrying ethanol derails in eastern Conn.
A freight train carrying ethanol and traveling to Rhode Island derails in eastern Connecticut.
Date set for Mass. inquest on Bishop 1986 shooting
A Massachusetts judge has set aside four days to conduct an inquest into the 1986 death of the brother of an Alabama professor.
Mass. Senate approves school snack ban
The Massachusetts Senate approves a bill designed to ban the sale of certain snacks in public schools.
Mass. club settles charges in boy’s Uzi death
The Westfield Sportsman’s Club pleads no contest to involuntary manslaughter.
Two arrested in stolen sculpture case
Police say two men stole a 300-pound statue to sell it for scrap.
Counterfeit bills being passed on Cape Cod
Two high school students allegedly tried to pay for school lunches with fake $10 bills.
Man facing 9th OUI charge
A driver faces his ninth drunken driving arrest.
Local tax preparer under investigation
The Justice Department files an injunction against a local tax preparer.
Mediator to lead talks over firing of RI teachers
The Central Falls superintendent and teacher’s union president met face-to-face today.
URI president proposes student-business alliance
The president of URI is looking to establish a partnership with business.
